Caribou, ME – A winter storm will continue impacting northern Maine this week, bringing snow, gusty winds, and frigid temperatures through Wednesday.
According to the National Weather Service, snow will persist Monday night into Tuesday, with scattered snow showers and accumulations of up to three inches. Winds could reach 30 mph, creating blowing snow and reduced visibility. Temperatures will remain dangerously low, with wind chills dropping below zero.
Tuesday will see slight snow showers early before clearing skies, but bitter cold will persist, with highs near 22°F and wind gusts up to 25 mph. Wednesday will bring a brief break with mostly sunny skies but continued freezing conditions.
By Thursday, another storm system is expected, bringing a high probability of snow, with accumulation estimates still uncertain. Snow is likely to continue into Thursday night, making travel hazardous.
Residents should prepare for slippery roads and poor visibility, especially on Route 1 and surrounding highways. Officials advise limiting travel, dressing in layers, and monitoring local updates.
More snow is possible by the weekend, reinforcing winter’s grip on the region. Stay updated with the latest forecasts.
